This tall story was written in 1951 by American writer and composer, James Stevens (1892-1971).
It has been recorded many times. One of the earliest was by Odetta (1954). Others include Cisco Hous...
This tall story was written in 1951 by American writer and composer, James Stevens (1892-1971).
It has been recorded many times. One of the earliest was by Odetta (1954). Others include Cisco Houston, Jimmie Rodgers, The Weavers, Jim Kweskin, Oscar Brand and Margaret Roadknight. It was also sung (but not recorded) by Bob Weir of The Grateful Dead.
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Nice rendition of a song I used to sing with my dad on long drives. But it's not quite the same without what I always thought of as the punchline. Now that you know about the lines you should redo the video.
I googled and found these lyrics that are of the version that Bob Weir sang. "It froze clear through to China, it froze the stars above At a thousand degrees below zero, it froze my logger love They tried in vain to thaw him, and would you believe me, sir They made him into axeblades, to chop the Douglas fir"
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"It froze clear through to China, it froze the stars above
At a thousand degrees below zero, it froze my logger love
They tried in vain to thaw him, and would you believe me, sir
They made him into axeblades, to chop the Douglas fir"